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Eaton Centre pedestrian bridge construction:
TTC detours, July 7 to 10



Starting 11:30 p.m. tonight, Friday, July 7, the City of Toronto is closing:

  • Queen Street West between Bay and Yonge Street

to accommodate contractors who are installing a new pedestrian bridge linking CF Eaton Centre with the Hudson’s Bay Queen Street store.

The TTC is detouring buses operating along these routes, while the street is closed:

  • 301 Queen overnight;
  • 501L Queen / Long Branch; and
  • 501P Queen / Park Lawn.

This phase of construction to install the pedestrian bridge and the TTC detours continue until 5 a.m. July 10.

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501L Queen / Long Branch
301 Queen overnight
501P Queen / Park Lawn

From 11:30 p.m. Friday, July 7 until 5 a.m. Monday, July 10, eastbound buses operate along their regular route to Queen Street West and Bay Street, then detour:

southward along Bay;
eastward along Adelaide Street East; and then
northward along Yonge Street to Queen,
resuming their regular route eastward along Queen East.

Eastbound buses skip their regular stop

  • on Queen Street West at Yonge Street.

Instead, eastbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at temporary stops

  • on Yonge Street at Richmond and Queen Streets East.

Westbound buses operate along their regular route to Queen and Yonge Streets, then detour:

southward along Yonge;
westward along Richmond Street West; and then
northward along Bay Street to Queen West,
resuming their regular route westward along Queen.

Westbound buses skip their regular stops

  • on Queen Street East at Yonge Street and
  • on Queen Street West at Bay Street.

Instead, westbound buses drop off or pick up passengers at a temporary stop

  • on Yonge Street at Richmond Street West.
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